Titlebook: Nationalism in Eastern Europe; Causes and Consequen Søren Rinder Bollerup,Christian Dons Christensen Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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The Conflict Climate in Eastern Europehe general opinion climate in directions benign or malign with respect to the processes of escalation presented in Chapter 10. Or, in other words, we examine whether a conflict climate was prevalent in the late 1980s and early 1990s in Eastern Europe.

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Why Nationalism in Eastern Europe?e thought of joining or supporting exactly a . movement should be appealing exactly to the . citizen of the late 20th century, and we answer it in terms of the individual’s situation and considerations as theorized in Chapter 2.

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The National Revivals in Croatia One of the most common explanations offered by journalists was that the end of communist rule took the lid off national aspirations and old hatreds. This chapter puts the popular imagery of ‘tribalism’ and ‘irrationality’ to the test and examines whether the national upheavals can be seen as the result of more rationally based strategies.

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Book 1997 and political science. In a comprehensive comparative analysis these theories are applied to the late-Twentieth-century experiences of Estonia, Moldova, Croatia and the former Czechoslovakia. In doing so, the authors arrive at generalizable explanations of both the prevalence and the potential fatality of nationalism.

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The National Revivals in Czechoslovakiale. As regards Czechoslovakia, for example, the West learned that it was not inhabited by Czechoslovaks but by Czechs and Slovaks. Later, the map of Europe had to be redrawn once again as Czechoslovakia was separated into two separate states.

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The National Conflict in Croatia the brunt of the sufferings — some 160 000 Krajina Serbs fled towards the Serbian-controlled regions in Bosnia and towards Serbia proper. In this chapter we examine the underlying reasons why the national conflict between the Croats and the Serbian minority in Croatia was so intensive.

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Book 1997 Eastern Europe. The book discusses both microsociological theories from social psychology and economics and macrosociological theories from sociology and political science. In a comprehensive comparative analysis these theories are applied to the late-Twentieth-century experiences of Estonia, Moldo